Birmingham Post - 2018-04-12

• End of the road for ‘Big Brum Buz’ city tour
• Web services continue to hit high streets hard
• Hackers target MP Phillips
• Regiment’s Fabergé flower makes TV roadshow history Fabulous sculpture valued at £1m by expert
• Gang jailed for £300,000 tax fraud
• Crime chief urges Rudd not to forget West Midlands
• ‘Right to rent’ policy fuelling discrimina­tion Landlords ‘rejecting tenants on appearance, name or accent’
• New future for baths as control handed to locals Hope for pool – but £20m still needed for fuller restoratio­n
• Canalside plans to go on show
• Deadly drugs being ‘passed between cells using toilets’ at city prison Allegation­s follow four inmate deaths as local MP calls for urgent inquiry
• Council is dragging feet on pollution, says Gove Environmen­t Secretary: Birmingham slow to tackle health crisis
• New cycleway works could mean delays
• PM reveals £70m to build stadium for 2022 Games
• MG is fastest growing UK car brand as sales soar
• Festival to celebrate 70 years of the Land Rover
• Huge cranes signal the next phase of Paradise
• Councillor halts move to install tower sprinklers
• Student area sees surge in number of sex assaults
• Midland mother’s tale highlights rising rate of devastatin­g bowel cancer in young people
• Football clubs bottom of gender pay gap league
• Dining in the dark will offer food for thought Charity for visually impaired to host a culinary experience with a difference
• Tributes to CAMRA chairwoman
• Assistant Chief Constable originally faced dismissal but will now be allowed to retire
• Homeless given free emergency bus travel
• Royal treat for Macaroon queen
• Getaway driver ‘unfit’ to be jailed after crash left him brain damaged
• Mystery of GI who escaped murder charge and vanished Surprise twist years after post-war killing of policeman shocked country
• 2022 Games cynics know cost of everything but value of nothing
• Apprentice levy is a tax on business
• Comment Labour out to lunch on free school meals policy
• Trump card could offer some hope in desperate war zone
• Labour MPs should face open selection
• History of Birmingham
• Written in street names
• Testing times after deal to buy software company
• First female boss for Midlands Chamber
• All change at patent specialist­s
• Conference centre plan for former restaurant
• Old building society HQ sold for flats
• Fund to support hi-tech constructi­on companies
• Going Dutch is proving a pension conundrum
• Snow proved a beast for UK high street retailers
• Mortgage deal launch for greener new-builds
• Boost for Moore as duo win fitness battles
• £16m needed to prise Rondon from Baggies
• Lubala hungry for more after taste of the action
• Monk rues missed opportunit­y at Robins
• Bell ready to bounce back for the Bears
• Grealish for England – by royal command
• Terry ‘touch and go’ for Leeds game
• Jack’s in the spotlight for all the right reasons now

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